Jaylon Tyson was one of the only things going right for the Cleveland Cavaliers at the start of last season.
Everything that could go wrong for Cleveland was trending that way. Darius Garland lost a toe. De’Andre Hunter lost his mind. And Lonzo Ball lost… everything.
The perfect 15-0 record that Cleveland had to begin the previous season had turned into a 15-11 start that made everything feel like it was on the brink of disaster.
Tyson was their lifeline.
His sophomore breakout kept them afloat and provided a beacon of hope. He was a nightly energizer who paired hustle with elite three-point shooting. Without his timely performances, last season...
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